Category Archives: Wandsworth

Dorling Kindersley is to follow its sister company – Penguin Random House – to a new office base in One Embassy Gardens in Nine Elms.

Battersea Power Station Development Company CEO Rob Tincknell has resigned.

Battersea Power Station Development Company has launhed the Turbine Hall to the retail leasing market.

The winners of the 2017 Wandsworth Design Awards have been announced.

The joint venture between National Grid and Berkeley Group’s St William has topped out at its Prince of Wales Drive site in Battersea.

Wandsworth Council has announced further investment in improving the borough’s infrastructure over the next two years.

Wandsworth Council has unveiled plans for £10m worth of new investment in better neighbourhood services across the borough.

Taylor Wimpey has started a consultant search for the regeneration of the Winstanley and York Road estates.

Wandsworth Council have approved London Square’s plans for a large scale housing and retail development on the B&Q superstore site in Swandon Way that aims to deliver up to 500 new jobs and nearly 200 affordable homes.

Wandsworth’s planning committee has rejected Trust Real Estate and Savills Investment Management’s plans for a large housing and retail development in the heart of Putney town centre.

The first phase of Wandsworth Council’s house building programme has been announced, with hundreds of new homes proposed at discounted rates to rent and buy.

Battersea Power Station is to be sold in a £1.6bn deal which protects the redevelopment of the area from the costs of its restoration and conversion.

The Leader of Wandsworth Council Cllr Ravi Govindia has given his reaction to the comments made by President Trump regarding the location of the new American Embassy.

Penguin Random House UK is to take office space in Embassy Gardens in Nine Elms.

Wandsworth Council has approved designs for a the new London Underground station at Battersea Power Station.

Wandsworth Council has approved plans to replace phone boxes with digital communication hubs on Northcote Road.

Building work is complete at the new American Embassy in Nine Elms.

New Covent Garden Market in Nine Elms – the UK’s largest fruit and vegetable market – has unveiled the first phase of its £130m development which the market hope will see it become London’s dominant food hub.